Frank Solymosi

49039610, Feb 27, 1990

Sep 9, 1988

7/243260

Frank Solymosi - Massapequa Park NY

A63B 6906

272 72

A rowing machine for use indoors or outdoors, consisting of a rowing attachment with a sliding seat arrangement equipped with oars, which rowing attachment is mounted between two parallel, generally oblong water-filled tanks. Flow diverters are provided in the tanks to enhance water circulation and to simulate outdoor rowing conditions. The flow diverters extend from each end of the generally oblong tanks and, at at least one end, are composed of a cover and a series of horizontally oriented plates extending from the surface of each tank to its bottom. The flow diverter includes a flow dividing wall to insure proper circulation of water therearound.

53822110, Jan 17, 1995

Mar 18, 1994

8/210262

Frank Solymosi - Massapequa Park NY

A63B 6906

482 72

There is disclosed an improved rowing apparatus which can accommodate a plurality of rowers at the same time and which permits simulating increased speeds in the water. The apparatus has an oblong tank having disposed on each side thereof and spaced therefrom in parallel relationship rowing attachments including seats, oarlocks and oars to accommodate a plurality of rowers.

53062191, Apr 26, 1994

Oct 15, 1992

7/961251

Frank Solymosi - Massapequa Park NY

A63B 6906

482 73

A rowing machine for use indoors or outdoors, consisting of a rowing attachment with a sliding seat arrangement equipped with oars, which rowing attachment is mounted between two parallel, generally oblong water-filled tanks. Flow diverters are provided in the tanks to enhance water circulation and to simulate outdoor rowing conditions, including a longitudinal ducted assembly dividing the tank into two parallel sections to provide a circular flow path and having transverse passages for short circuitry of the circular flow of water. An enhanced diverting assembly is also provided at each end of the tank.